The young man, Robbie Tolan who went through the experience and co-author of the book shared his insights about the traumatic shooting that sparked a 10-year battle with the Supreme Court.

The bullet remains in his back now serves as a reminder of the racial profiling that nearly cost him his life. That night transformed a tragedy into a call of justice; not only for Robbie but for the other black men and women being targeted by white police officers who have not had the same outcome.

"When you talk about victims of racial profiling, more specifically police shootings--9 out of 10 victims are dead and you don't have those stories told first-hand, so I think this book is really necessary." Tolan said.

One of Tolan's goals is to help other families who've struggled through racial profiling and police shootings, and sharing his story is a critical step. "I survived a police shooting that could have been fatal. Like my mom said, it helps to help somebody else." Tolan continued.

Tolan's "No Justice" book signing is slated for Thursday January 25th from 6 to 8 PM at The Breakfast Klub.